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King Tides expected to bring high water to South Florida coast (opens the original)
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The subtle break from summer humidity and daily downpours was noticeable this weekend as drier air swept through South Florida. With mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s, Monday will offer a bonus day of decent weather for late September before another run of rainy days leads into October. In the new workweek, tropical moisture will return to the area, feeding daily showers and storms into the forecast. The transition will begin on Tuesday, with a fairly wet pattern holding firm from We
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season peaks today. It's on track to be historically quiet (opens the original)
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Thursday marks the climatological peak of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, one which is proving, thus far, to be historically quiet. Only five named storms have formed in the Atlantic basin this year, and not one has become a hurricane. That will become historic this weekend and set a new satellite-era record for the latest formation of the first hurricane. The previous record is Sept. 11, a date reached in both 2002 and 2013. While short-lived systems have been the theme of this muted season
Dolly's remnants bring needed rainfall to the Caribbean (opens the original)
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The remnants of former Tropical Storm Dolly delivered rain across the Caribbean this weekend, providing needed rainfall in the drought-stricken region. While not enough to end the drought outright, welcome rainfall swept across Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to round out the weekend. The mass of moisture will continue to move westward as a tropical wave over the coming days and will have a low chance of redevelopment. Computer model guidance remains spread out and mostly uninspired through l
Dolly's remnants bring needed rainfall to the Caribbean (opens the original)
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The remnants of former Tropical Storm Dolly delivered rain across the Caribbean this weekend, providing needed rainfall in the drought-stricken region. While not enough to end the drought outright, welcome rainfall swept across Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to round out the weekend. The mass of moisture will continue to move westward as a tropical wave over the coming days and will have a low chance of redevelopment. Computer model guidance remains spread out and mostly uninspired through l
Tropical Storm Dolly forms in the Central Atlantic (opens the original)
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Tropical Storm Dolly has formed in the Atlantic Ocean on Thursday, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami. Dolly is the fourth named storm of the 2026 season and stems from a tropical wave that exited the African coast several days ago. With sustained winds at 40 mph, the system was moving due west at 23 mph, according to the latest update from the NHC. Its current position is approximately halfway between the Leeward Islands and the African coast. Thursday’s official forecast is fo
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